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and if they do not ring the church bells there are 7 saturdays!!!! when i retired they were paying you to leave and i had co workers who would not go,i guess they thought that the company could not get by without them. i got out at 60 and i have not missed work at all since day 1. i had 3 weeks vacation left when i retired and i was going to work those 3 weeks and take the vacation pay but when i got into work i called mrs clem at 10:00 and told her i was coming home and not going back. i went back for sign out and life has been great ever since. enjoy joe these will be the best years of your life. clem
Ditto on the pan, and more importantly congratulations on your retirement. I have a binder of your advice posts almost as big as your parts collection, thanks for always helping and teaching. Less time at work is a good thing-enjoy life to the max!
Congrats on the retirement. I can't wait until I can retire to spend more time working on my hobbies. The only problem is that day is approx. 9490 days(26 years) away.
Congratulations. I hope now that you will have time to share some of your vast knowledge with us here at the NCRS Technical Discussion Board. Since August 8, 1998 you have only posted 11,579 messages here on the Tech Board to help your fellow NCRS members and others of the Corvette Community. I hope now you will have time to pick up the pace a little.
Seriously no one who visits the Tech Board for a little help is left behind by you, and all of us who visit or frequent this board really admire you for your sincere help. There are a lot of Corvettes across the world that owe you debt of gratitude.
We all wish you many years of healthy and happy retirement.
I retired on Armistice Day of '96. I've invented all sorts of hobbies and projects — no problem keeping busy at all. And I am thoroughly enjoying it. You will too, Joe, so welcome to the club.
Joe, thanks for not taking my name in vane in your previous post. You had me scared there for a moment....when I read your caption the first thing I thought was "oh no....he's not going be posting helpful information anymore."
So, it is with a thankful grin that I now extend to you warm wishes for a healthy and happy retirement. You are welcome to visit us in Canada any time you choose and I hope you will take us up on the offer one day soon.
Best regards,
Rick.
Joe,
As evidenced by all the previous posts, you are a very well respected and admired individual.......................that in itself is an accomplishment in today's world. Thank you for the help and advice you have provided me in the short time I have known you. Even more importantly, I offer my sincere congratulations on your many years of service with your company and warm wishes for many more years of good healt and happy retirement. Best to you and yours for the upcoming holiday season. Rex #8089
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